Revision of HiveMind documentation

Feedback from HiveMind community advises that the HiveMind documentation could need some improval.

Problems to address in a revision of HiveMind documentation:

• A clear guide how to read documentation is missing. Documentation is too clustered
• Example-Code: The page Example-Code shows the output of an ant script only.
• The start page is a mixture of a basic tutorial and project status information.

• Chapter 'Why should you use HiveMind' starts with task 'Log method entry and exit'. There are better reasons. The 'HiveMind approach' isn't always linked with an example

• Chapter 'Bootstrapping the registry' is a kind of 'how to start' tutorial. Awkward name IMHO. The content and output of the 'build examples' ant-script aren't really helpful.
• A lot of the chapters under 'Tutorials and information' are quite advanced material (like localization, multi-threading, overriding services etc.).

Missing examples/doc:

• Recommended Usage and registry bootstrapping in Web-Application, Thin-Client, Webstart, J2EE Application Server

• Lifecycles: Naming convention 'initializeService', BuilderFactory: property initialize-method, RegistryShutdownListener, Discardable

• Implementation and usage of interceptors

• ServiceModels

• Submodules
• Events
• Registry construction from a XML descriptor other than META-INF\hivemodule.xml
• More Dependency injection examples. Setter + constructor-injection, autowiring
• Algorithms used for autowiring
• Datasources
• POJOs as services

Suggested new site structure:

• Welcome
  • Short Description, Guide to doc and tutorials
  • Status
  • Upgrade Warnings
  • Acknowledgements
• Tutorials and Information
  • Quickstart
  • Manual

    • Why should you use HiveMind

    • Very Simple Example
    • Services
      • Construction/Wiring
      • Service Models
      • Life Cycle
      • Interceptors
      • Events
      • Pojo Services
    • Configurations
    • Modules
    • Usage scenarios
      • Web Application
      • Application Server
      • Web Start
    • Groovy support
    • Internationalization
  • Examples
    • Links to examples in manual
    • Additional Examples
      • Registry construction
      • Datasources
      • ..
  • Additional Topics
    • IoC Background
    • ...

Everything on this page sounds good. The only comment I'd like to add is that the documentation needs to read more like a book and less like a random bunch of links. The spring documentation achieves this fairly well.